Gluten-Free Restaurants near Amherst, NH

“stopped in to get a hot chocolate and honestly kinda fell in love. it’s a cute place that smells so yummy and has so many good food options. the staff clearly cared about the work they did — super nice to everyone in the store, very pleasant attitudes, sweet to a fumbling newcomer like me. I particularly liked how kindly they addressed their evident regulars. def recommend stopping in for a treat“

“My wife is a "cupcake expert" (she has a PhD in cupcakery..heh...) & she says that the ones from Frost This are THE best! Super nice people, too. If you stay to eat, they also have toys for kids to play with. Me, I like the chocolate chip cookies. 10/10 on both quality of the cupcakes and the customer experience of going there. Highly recommend.“

“I was visiting a maple syrup producer during NH Maple ? Syrup Weekend and I wanted to grab breakfast ?, coffee ☕ and a pastry to wash down the coffee.A Google search ? showed that they had won Best of NH 2023. I found out why!I had the Irish Morning breakfast sandwich with a chocolate croissant ?. I ordered a medium coffee and it looks like a large. Everything was good. I did have chocolate all over my fingers.I was told that everything was made in the bakery . I could see ? people working on pastries through a window .Upstairs impressed me! It had a relaxing ? vibe and the Wi-Fi was easy to access.They sell honey ? and maple ? syrup.It is pricey but worth it!I recommend a visit and I want to visit the bakery in Hollis and Buckley's Great ? Steaks next door!Vegetarian options: On the menu, I noticed ? salads and ? soups. There were a few other choices, such as the Butternut Ravioli and Spiced Roasted Cauliflower Wrap ?, which you can order without cheese.Dietary restrictions: Gluten free ? options available.Parking: There is a parking ?️ lot around the bakery and people were parking at the restaurant next to bakery.Kid-friendliness: Families are welcomed. I noticed chairs for small kids.Wheelchair accessibility: Wheelchair ♿ accessible. There is reserved seating downstairs for those who cannot climb the stairs. Wheelchair access ramp at one door ?.“

“The food was delicious the desserts are very shareable ( as they are great portions). The service and employees are very friendly and welcoming. Service was fast. Large building with several cozy dining areas and some larger areas for bigger parties.“

“What an absolutely delightful place! Stopped in on a whim after a day of exploring the sculpture park at the Andres Art Institute and was so impressed by the vast — but curated — selection at this little shop. A true labor of love. Everything we ordered was prepared with great care; brew times and temperatures were spot-on and the results were delicious. Lots of fun gifts and goodies to browse while waiting too. I will definitely return the next time I’m in southern NH!“

“This Market and Cafe is a popular spot for breakfast, picking up fresh prepared meals, items from their bakery or their meat counter. We have visited on several occasions and have always enjoyed our visits. My husband likes their coffee, breakfast sandwich's, beer selection and meat counter. I like their smoothies and prepared salad. My daughter likes there bakery counter, especially their croissants. It can be very busy on the weekend. The staff is always friendly. There are only a couple indoor seats and several outdoor seats. The only negative is they are expensive. If you are looking for something special it is worth it.“

“I'm not gluten free, my wife is so when we see a gluten free bakery, we stop in for her to get something. She got the gluten free brownie which is also dairy free. Well, she lost half that VERY large, VERY delicious brownie. No kidding, it was better than any brownie I've ever had, gluten free or not! WOW! Typically I'm not a fan of gluten free but next time we're getting two baked goods and we're going back to try a breakfast sandwich on their gluten free, dairy free bagels. Spectacular!!“